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Plantar warts gone black?
I found warts on my foot which turned out to be plantar warts. I had read online that these could be removed at home using a scalpel. After applying ‘Bazuka’ gel for 2 days there was a lot of dead hard skin on top so I had removed that with the scalpel. The next day I looked at them only to find where the warts had been there was lots of black circles. I read that this could be the blood from under the wart however I’m extremely worreied. Any help would be appreciated thank you!
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Dear , please sorry to say avoid self medication and doing surgical procedures trial on body.
Life is very precious , dont take any risk yourself .
In India doctor fees is very cheaper than a movie ticket .
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